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Tuesday, 27. March 2007, 18:16:13

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For everybody who picked up an Alberta Foothills Network caribou postcard at the last meeting - here is where you can send it to:
Your MLA: Find your MLA here
One of these two ministers or the Premier


Sending it to an MLA, AB Minister, or the Premier requires no postage (i.e. no stamp required).
Make sure to include your name, address, and some kind of question for your representative to answer - like: "what is your department doing to ensure the survival and recovery of the Little Smoky herd?"


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